• Fokeu@lemmy.zip
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    5 hours ago

    Luckily this dogshit is completely unenforceable. It doesn’t excuse the people who introduced this law, of course.

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      8 minutes ago

      I love the definitions section… So, first it defines the 4 age brackets a user can be: Under 13, 13-16, 16-18, or over 18. Then they define “Child” as anyone under 18. Then, and this is where it gets good, they define a “User” as a “Child”. So by these definitions, no one can be considered a user if they are over 18. (which, then, why is there an “over 18” age bracket defined earlier??)

      Not only do these people not seem to understand technology, they also don’t understand that people over 18 use technology, or maybe exist?

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      4 hours ago

      It’s hard enough trying to get Linux adoption in schools and businesses. This law makes it an additional liability.

      Administrators of FOSS systems will be considered OS Providers under this law, and will be liable at $2000 to $7500 for every child they expose to a non-compliant OS.

      Those few schools that have adopted Linux will be forced to switch to M$ and Google products.

    • Eezyville@sh.itjust.works
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      4 hours ago

      This is just another charge to add when someone is accused of a crime involving computers. It doesn’t have to be a computer related crime but just be part of their property.